Sentence examples for issue of stroke from inspiring English sources
The explanation can be only a matter of speculation, said the authors of the study, which appeared in the January issue of Stroke, the American Heart Association journal.
A team of French scientists, writing in the current issue of Stroke, an American Heart Association journal, said that among the people they had studied, those who were vaccinated reduced their risk of stroke by about 40percentt.
In a new study of the technique, conducted in Germany and described in this month's issue of Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association, scientists showed for the first time that the brain could reorganize itself after a stroke.
But the results involving the 13 patients, reported today in the June issue of Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association, join a growing body of evidence that the adult brain is capable of reorganizing itself after injury.
"The underlying hypothesis is that chronic inflammation contributes to coronary artery disease," said Dr. Ann Bolger, an associate professor of medicine at the University of California at San Francisco and a spokeswoman for the American Heart Association, which is publishing the new study in the September issue of Stroke, one of its journals.
Rats receiving repeated--but not single--courses of E-selectin had 16 times fewer strokes than those given repeated doses of control substances, the team reports in the September issue of Stroke.
We also hand-searched proceedings of the International and European Stroke Conferences (2011, 2012), contacted experts in the field, and searched reference lists and the most recent issues of Stroke, Cerebrovascular Diseases, and European Neurology (not yet indexed in MEDLINE or EMBASE) to identify further relevant studies.
The dual treatment safely cooled the bodies of the stroke victims 1.5 degrees Celsius in 6 hours, the researchers report in the September issue of the journal Stroke.
The findings are reported in the July issue of the journal Stroke.
And the more they smoke, the higher the risk, according to a report in the current online issue of the journal Stroke.
